Pick Your Poison
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Then the kitchen doors burst open again, so she peeked over her shoulder, certain Ben would want her to continue monitoring the plates.But a tall silhouette blocked the light in the kitchen doorway.At the sight of the chef, Callie whipped forward, clenching her jaw and praying that the woman hadn’t noticed her just a few feet away. “What the hell is he doing?” Callie recognized the low, confident voice and fought the urge to turn and glare at the woman who had stolen her roses and was using them... to poison the governor. Rage rocked her, but she closed her fingers over her seat, forcing herself to remain off the chef’s deadly radar.The server with the roses climbed the stage at the same moment that Governor McManus spotted Ben striding across the room. A frown pulled on the older man’s face as he leaned to the person next to him, whispering and pointing to Ben.“Excuse me!” A man in a suit hustled toward Ben, but he dodged and rounded the next table.“Security!” Ben hollered as he darted closer to the dais.A rumble of reaction rolled through the room, a slow thunder that started at one end and picked up steam as the crowd sensed that something was wrong.The server reached Governor McManus, standing behind him, ready to place his plate in front of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then the kitchen doors burst open again, so she peeked over her shoulder, certain Ben would want her to continue monitoring the plates.But a tall silhouette blocked the light in the kitchen doorway.At the sight of the chef, Callie whipped forward, clenching her jaw and praying that the woman hadn’t noticed her just a few feet away. “What the hell is he doing?” Callie recognized the low, confident voice and fought the urge to turn and glare at the woman who had stolen her roses and was using them... to poison the governor. Rage rocked her, but she closed her fingers over her seat, forcing herself to remain off the chef’s deadly radar.The server with the roses climbed the stage at the same moment that Governor McManus spotted Ben striding across the room. A frown pulled on the older man’s face as he leaned to the person next to him, whispering and pointing to Ben.“Excuse me!” A man in a suit hustled toward Ben, but he dodged and rounded the next table.“Security!” Ben hollered as he darted closer to the dais.A rumble of reaction rolled through the room, a slow thunder that started at one end and picked up steam as the crowd sensed that something was wrong.The server reached Governor McManus, standing behind him, ready to place his plate in front of him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roxanne St. Claire to read onlineMoreLess
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